Portfolio

Headshots and Portraits for Every Profession

Work grouped by the kind of client each session was made for, because the question behind every portfolio visit is really "does he photograph people like me?" Every frame below was made on location across Broward County, South Florida with the portable studio set up on site, not in a rented room someone had to drive to.

Corporate Teams

Whole departments photographed in a single visit, on one backdrop, under one lighting setup. That is what makes a leadership page look deliberate rather than assembled from whatever each person had on file. Sessions run at 4 to 12 people an hour, so a floor of thirty is a morning's work instead of a month of scheduling.

Individual Professionals

One person, one sitting, photographed where they already work. A LinkedIn profile, a company bio page, and a conference program all want slightly different framing, and these sessions cover all three at once rather than sending you back for a reshoot.

Medical

Clinicians photographed at the practice, between patients, in the coats and scrubs they actually wear. Nobody leaves the building and no one loses an afternoon, which in most practices is the only reason a full clinical staff ever gets photographed at all.

Finance

Advisors and firm partners, lit toward the conservative end of the range. The brief here is a portrait that reads as steady on a firm bio page and still holds up printed at letter size in a pitch book.

Real Estate

An agent's headshot has to survive being cropped into a yard sign, a postcard, a brokerage roster, and a square social avatar, each a different shape. These are framed with that in mind, so the crop never cuts through the face.

Actors

Theatrical and commercial looks captured in the same session, framed loose enough to crop to a standard 8 x 10 without losing the eyes. Every frame is reviewed on the monitor as it is taken, so you leave knowing what you have.